Dennis Charles Sievers was born in Howard, SD, to Jake and Pauline (King) Sievers on October 25, 1939. He graduated from Howard High School and enlisted in the Navy and served for four years.
Dennis was united in marriage with Elsa Mitrevics and had two sons, Leon (Laura) of Carlsbad, CA, and Scott (Dee) of Sioux Falls, SD. He joined the Sioux Falls Police Department and retired from there after 32 years of service. Even after retirement he stayed busy working for the Sheriff's Department and Children's Home Society among other places.
In 1978 he married Myrna Riddle where they had 32 ½ wonderful years together. He had five step-children, Pam Lueth, Rodney Riddle, Mark Riddle, Leanne Riddle, and Todd Riddle. He had 6 grandchildren, Katie Sievers, Heather Campbell, Holly Waterman, Justin Riddle, Jeff Riddle, Celeste Sievers; and 8 great-grandchildren.
An avid hunter and fisherman when he wasn't staying busy working, you could find him fishing at his place in Chamberlain or hunting with his brothers in the fields or plains of South Dakota. He enjoyed working with his hands and would make some beautiful canes and walking sticks.
He will be dearly missed by his family and the many friends that he has made along his life's way. He is preceded in death by his parents Jake and Paulina Sievers, his sister Denise Stanghor, and his brother Dean Sievers.
Survivors include his loving wife, Myrna, brother Dewayne (Mary Ann) Sievers of Howard, brother Doug (Mary) Sievers of Eagle, WI, sister-in-law Sue Sievers, and aunt Lena Derchied of Watertown, SD, along with his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren that he loved to surround himself with.
He was a long time member of the V.F.W., the American Legion, the Moose and the D.A.V.
Visitation will begin at 3 pm with the family present from 5 to 7 pm on Wednesday, July 14, 2010, at Miller Funeral Home, 13th & Main. A funeral service will be held at 11 am on Thursday, July 15, 2010, at Eastside Lutheran Church with private burial at Forest Hill Cemetery in Canton, SD.
Dennis Charles Sievers was born in Howard, SD, to Jake and Pauline (King) Sievers on October 25, 1939. He graduated from Howard High School and enlisted in the Navy and served for four years.
Dennis was united in marriage with Elsa Mitrevics and had two sons, Leon (Laura) of Carlsbad, CA, and Scott (Dee) of Sioux Falls, SD. He joined the Sioux Falls Police Department and retired from there after 32 years of service. Even after retirement he stayed busy working for the Sheriff's Department and Children's Home Society among other places.
In 1978 he married Myrna Riddle where they had 32 ½ wonderful years together. He had five step-children, Pam Lueth, Rodney Riddle, Mark Riddle, Leanne Riddle, and Todd Riddle. He had 6 grandchildren, Katie Sievers, Heather Campbell, Holly Waterman, Justin Riddle, Jeff Riddle, Celeste Sievers; and 8 great-grandchildren.
An avid hunter and fisherman when he wasn't staying busy working, you could find him fishing at his place in Chamberlain or hunting with his brothers in the fields or plains of South Dakota. He enjoyed working with his hands and would make some beautiful canes and walking sticks.
He will be dearly missed by his family and the many friends that he has made along his life's way. He is preceded in death by his parents Jake and Paulina Sievers, his sister Denise Stanghor, and his brother Dean Sievers.
Survivors include his loving wife, Myrna, brother Dewayne (Mary Ann) Sievers of Howard, brother Doug (Mary) Sievers of Eagle, WI, sister-in-law Sue Sievers, and aunt Lena Derchied of Watertown, SD, along with his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren that he loved to surround himself with.
He was a long time member of the V.F.W., the American Legion, the Moose and the D.A.V.
Visitation will begin at 3 pm with the family present from 5 to 7 pm on Wednesday, July 14, 2010, at Miller Funeral Home, 13th & Main. A funeral service will be held at 11 am on Thursday, July 15, 2010, at Eastside Lutheran Church with private burial at Forest Hill Cemetery in Canton, SD.
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